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Make (Webhooks)

Integrating Make with Blitzit

This integration lets you send tasks from other apps to Blitzit automatically using webhooks via Make.


Setting Up the Integration in Blitzit

  1. Go to Integrations (⋮⋮⋮ button on the top right), then select Webhooks.

  1. Select the lists you want to connect.

  1. Click Enable webhooks on selected list(s) to confirm.

  2. Open any connected list and click the Webhooks icon (top right) to view settings.

  1. Copy the Webhook URL and Header with Signing Secret (blurred on screenshot). You’ll need these for Make.

Note: Each Blitzit list has its own unique Webhook URL and Signing Secret.


Creating the Scenario in Make

  1. Press Create Scenario.

  1. Click the + button in the centre to create the trigger.

  2. Search for the app you’d like to connect with Blitzit. For this guide, we’ll use Linear.

  3. After selecting Linear, choose the trigger Watch Issue Created.

  1. Press Create a webhook:

  • Name it as you like

  • In the Connection field, connect your Linear account and grant access

  • Click Save

  1. Once the Linear module is created, press the + button on its right side to add the next module.

  1. Search for HTTP and select Make a request. You’ll see the configuration panel on the right.


Configuring the HTTP Request

  1. Set the following fields:

    • Authentication type: No authentication

    • URL: Paste your Blitzit Webhook URL

    • Method: POST

  2. In Headers, add:

    • Name: x-blitzit-secret

    • Value: your Blitzit Signing Secret.

  1. Skip Query parameters.

  2. Set:

  • Body content type: application/json

  • Body input method: Data structure


Setting Up the Data Structure

  1. In the Body structure field, click Add on the right.

  2. Name the data structure.

  1. In the Specification field, click Add item and create the following items (leave other fields as default):

  • action

  • id

  • title

  • description

  • due_date

  1. Click Save.


Mapping Parameters to Linear

In the Body content section, map the fields as follows (click on the empty field to select values):

  • actioncreate

  • id → select Issue ID

  • title → select Title

  • description → select Description

  • due_date → select Due Date

Note: Optional fields such as url or estimate can also be included if needed. For a complete list of supported fields, open the Guide tab inside the relevant Blitzit list.

Click Save once mapping is complete.


Testing the Scenario

  1. Press Run once. Make will wait for a trigger event.

  2. Create a new issue in Linear.

If everything is set up correctly, the issue will be sent to Blitzit and appear as a new task.

  1. Go to the Scenarios list in Make and enable the newly created scenario.

Similar to this, you can connect webhooks with other apps.

Note: This integration is one-way only. We’re working on two-way support and appreciate your feedback.


Using the Integration

From the Home screen in Blitzit, open the Integrations dashboard (⋮⋮⋮ > Webhooks) to:

  • View all connected lists

  • Click View List to open any list

  • Click Connect New List to add more

In any connected list, clicking the Webhooks icon (top right) opens settings with:

  • Toggle to enable or disable the webhook

  • Unlink button to disconnect the list completely

  • Guide tab showing payload field references

  • Errors tab showing issues (if any)